What was the main meaning of Mikhail Gorbachev's Perestroika policy?
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Correct answer: Restructuring
Perestroika literally meant “restructuring.” Mikhail Gorbachev introduced it in the 1980s to reform and reorganise the Soviet Union’s economy and administrative system. Imperial expansion was not its purpose; Perestroika focused mainly on internal reform. Exam tip: remember Perestroika for restructuring and Glasnost for openness.
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Restructuring
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Perestroika literally meant “restructuring.” Mikhail Gorbachev introduced it in the 1980s to reform and reorganise the Soviet Union’s economy and administrative system. Imperial expansion was not its purpose; Perestroika focused mainly on internal reform. Exam tip: remember Perestroika for restructuring and Glasnost for openness.
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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: World History. Topic: Famous World Leaders.
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